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X2--that was my first impression. Marble--On!!

Nice looker--all of the above could be true for sure. I will lean towards Akro here because of image #1. It looks like a corkscrew that did not cooperate. Very cool find indeed! Marble--On!!

Nice marble!--Later imho. All opinions are appreciated and welcomed. Marble--On!!

Very nice! Marble--On!!

Just a bit of advice. The name “Imperial” was a conglomerate on the west coast of the USA. They never made their own marbles. They did market marbles--from all over the Asian countries--many of them--just many-many from different machines and different companies. A group of these may be from the same manufacturer —not always imho. The larger ones do appear to be a larger Imperial types—very cool imho. I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. Marble—On!!

Nice stuff Ric! Marble--On!!

This is an Alley--I think that I may have traded it away--so what? It is still a great marble. Marble--On!!

Great stuff for sure! Marble--On!!

I search for marble games--this is a first for me. Nice find! (Thanks Mom) Marble--On!!

Image one. I see the left one as a Brick--I cannot see the green thing here. The middle one may be a MFC--not too sure. The last is a slag--more images are needed of all. I apreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. Marble--On!!

I agree nice finds! Marble--On!!

I have had plenty of bad shrimp days my friend. Marble--On!!

Right or wrong--always fun for sure! Marble--On!!

Hey Ric, The top image--the right hand one is probably an Akro--"CORNelian". They are well known for showing little white. Blast it with some backlighting--it should be semi Opaque. The red color differentiates this one from a "Cranberry". Cranberries are much darker—almost a dark red and dark purple mixed. Cornelians actually were a production marble and you can search for boxes of these. The Cranberries were not a production marble as far as I can remember--they were all dug. These were called bricks back in the day—no oxblood though. The Cornelians were also called bricks—no oxblood in these either. This was the way— Marble—On!!

Yes--for sure! Marble--On!!

Mind reader Tommy! Marble--On!!

I looked again--the RWB may just be a Pelt Rainbo. Marble--On!!

The last images show a blue tint--is this right? Marble--On!!

“Vacor Roosters” and “Akro Slags” can be a hard thing to sort for those that are not into the older “slags”. You have a mix here and some more learning is invited imho. One thing that I am almost sure of is that you have an Akro "Brick" involved here. Oxblood to the max—a great marble! I have circled it and it is from your second image. Marble—On!!

I blew this one up one my PC and looked very hard at the damage. No Akro Here, not a "Brick" or anything close to a "Mulberry". "Mulberry Bricks" are just a version of a "Slag" that have an opaque glass as the base--white with dark mullbery colored glass vs red transparent is all--no oxblood involved. I am pretty sure that these "Mulberry Bricks" were all dug. If you want to see one just PM me and we will work it out. Imho this one is a Master Made Marble--- a patch---a very cool find! I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. Marble--On!!

This one is pretty common too find--WVS -- no ID from me. Marble--On!!

I can almost see what the interweb is sayng here, Peltier "Honey Onyx". If so it would be a weak one for sure. I am with Ric here but I am surprised that he did not mention Ravenswood. @IowaMarble is the go to here to detremine Peltier or not. Marble--On!!

Nice images! Imho--it is just a common WVS. I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. Marble--On!!

I can see why some may think that this one may be a MK--they can show up quite weird like this one. I am in on the Pelt ID--- Marble--On!!